1927 Idle Hour Cookbook From Dwayner

GOOD HOUSEKEEPING INSTITUTE

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FireJeK Owptrr

No. 293 — The Chambers Tireless Cooking
Gas Stove. This is a unique device of great in-
terest to those who are watching flic development
of the firdess cooker. In this device the princi-
ples of refrigerator construction have been ap-
plied to a cook stove. The Ikhc is built primarily
of sheet iron with an Outer wooden frame. Be-

tween iron and wood ts a iwo-inch fireproof in-
sutaLirtg material through which there no ap-
preciable loss of heat. The box or stove is

mounted on casters and
i In r - f the oven is
: s : it hi I insulated as
iu I hi- idea. At one

■ :i 1 oor through
■v ii -| lsu ■ veil light may
be watched
and regu-
lated, but
the cock is so
arranged that
the gas is
a utoma tic-
ally shut niT
when this
door is
closed. The
top of the
stove is Fin-
ished with a
heavy sheet
of gal v a n -
ized iron on

fircIcH G« Stove which tllC

gas burner?i

are mounted. These may he lighted and used
open, or after the article hag, been brought to
boiling point, the gas may lie turned out and
the hood let down over the article, so that
it will cook by means of retained heat, Thu
hoods are so hung as Lo be easily lifted and
adjusted. The device is in fact a fire less cook
stove, the ordinary operations of cooking being
accomplished on it as with any gas stove, while
all the work done by fireless cookers can be done
with security and comparative ease. Made by
the Chambers Mfg, Co., Shelby villc, Ind.

Aluminum Cooking Utensils

No, ags — The Erie Cast Aluminum Ware. These
utensils are made of aluminum with a small per-
centage of metal alloy, enough to make the alumi-
num sufficiently hard to mold m castings. The u ten-
sib arc light and
seamless, being
cast in one piece,
hence there are
no joints or seams
to hold panicles
of food or to give
trouble. They arc
practically inde-
structible and at-
tractive in finish.

The f o 3 lowing
articles have re-
ceived Special at- Dutch Ov*n or Aluminum CiMtrolc
tention in the In-
stitute: a double lipped skillet with wood handle,
a round griddle with handle cast on side, a Dutch

oven or aluminum casserole dish with cover and.,
two-lip handles; two tea kettles* one having a flat,
the other a corrugated bottom t this giving more
healing surface; a muffin pan and kitchen spoons.
Made by the Griswold Mfg. Co,n Erie, Pa.

Enamel Cooking! UtcnriSs

No. 2g6 — Agate Ware Saucepans. These
cooking utensils are made of sheet sted, which
after being nickel plated is dipped in enamel
baths, having two light coats of enamel, which
are first dried, then baked on. The nickel plating
gives a peculiar surface to wrhich the enamel ad-

Coekiii-j Utensil*

hercs and the two dippings give a finish which
does not readily crack or chip. The greatest
care is taken in the manufacture of this ware,
which is gray and always bears its trade name.
Made bv Ea lance & Grosjean, Broadway,
New York Cityn

Vacuum Cleaners

No. aqq- The Duntley Pneumatic Electric
Cleaner. This vacuum deancr is designed for
operation on any electric lighting circuit. The
machine consists of a metal cylinder about six-
teen inches high mounted on casters which lift
the cleaner two inches from the floor. The: motor,
which is of the universal type, hence may be
used on either alternating or direct current, is in
the lower part of the cylinder. The pump is
above, and still above
I his is the vacuum
chamber with its screws
and dust rcccpLudc.The
dust is caught in a while
canvas bag, a black felt
bag below acting as a
screen and air filler. The
cleaner lias a full equip-
ment uf tools, including
a blower hose which
may he used in connec-
tion with a disinfector
which is not one of
the regular attach-
ments coming with
the machine. This de-
vice may \yc used for
ordinary cleaning ami
disinfection, or for fu-
migating when used with the proper solutions un-
der the direction of a physician or health officer.
Made by the Huntley Mfg, to., 234 Michigan
Boulevard, Chicago, III.

Fireless Gas Stove